Recent content by xbr0k3nx

thank you.

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: well, that right there, to me, is very unpleasent. i never asked for your opinion on whether or not you think it's harsh or not, i'm simply asking for help.

well, if you haven't read my FIRST post, i said i'm new to rabbits, so before i went and go my rabbit, i bought food, expensive food that i can't afford constantly, since i'm 20 years old, in college and don't work. so, i'd appreciate you not being a snob. if you ain't got nothing nice to say...

so i have some good news, he's actually drinking out of his water bottle a lot. which i praised him for :) now, i just gotta wait to see if he'll eat his pellets :(

if i put something hard on the floor of it, then he'll just make a mess all over my floor. i did it when i first got him and woke up with his dropping, hay and pellets all over my floor

i don't have another cage to stick him in

i have been watching his waste elimination and he has never gotten diharrea or the runs or anything like that. his waste elimination is good.

well, like i said, he gets hay 24/7, and i don't feed him HEAVY vegetables, he just gets a couple little slices of lettuce that i cut up, and he gets a baby carrot, and thats about it for vegetables. so he really don't get a lot of veggies. and as for the pellets, he still won't eat them. all he...

he eliminates waste normally. and he loves his hay and veggies. I don't understand why people say baby rabbits can't handle eating vegetables, because wild rabbits only have greens to feed on, and if they find a nearby garden, i'm sure they'd be eating whatever veggies were in the garden...

well, as i've said time and time again, he won't eat pellets.

this is a message to everyone who read my post wrong Sammie is drinking water, just not out of his water bottle. He's drinking water out of a dish. and Sammie is eating, but he's only eating hay and vegetables, and not eating pellets. i don't mean to sound rude, because i'm not, it's just...

well, aparently she was feeding him the same pellets i'm feeding him, which is kind of hard to believe. i'm starting to believing that she didn't even introduce any pellets to him, because he doesn't even acknowledge the fact that the pellets are in his food dish. this is so upsetting :( and he...

okay well i finally got ahold of the breeder, and she said that she was feeding Sammie hay and pellets, which i find very odd, because i'm feeding him hay and pellets too, but Sammie won't even touch his pellets, only the hay. i don't know what to do. Should i still keep the pellets in his cage...

Hello, I am very new to bunnies. I just bought a 5 week old, 1/2 dwarf 1/2 english spot bunny on Tuesday. I can't get ahold of the breeder i bought him from, to ask her what she fed him. Sammie has access to hay 24/7, as he eats it constantly, which is good, and he drinks water all the time...